Command-Line Flags for the Siebel Server Manager Program

The following table lists the command-line flags available for the Siebel Server Manager program, srvrmgr.

Windows Flag	UNIX Flag	Parameter	Description	Required
/b	-b	Not applicable	Batch mode (use with /i to indicate exit when an error is encountered).	No
/c	-c	"command"	Executes a single command (the command must be bounded within double quotes).	No
/e	-e	entrpr_server	Siebel Enterprise Server name.	Yes
/g	-g	gateway_server	Network address of the Siebel Gateway. This value is usually provided with the TLS port for the Siebel Gateway, as specified during installation. For example, the value provided using this flag might be gateway1:2320.	Yes
/h or /?	-h or -?	Not applicable	Prints a usage help message	No
/i	-i	input_file	Gets commands from the input file	No
/k	-k	delimiter	Uses delimiter specified to parse columns in output file	No
/l	-l	language	Language code (default is ENU)	No
/m	-m	Not applicable	Compression enabled	No
/o	-o	output_file	Logs information generated in interactive mode to the specified output file. The types of information logged include, for example, the command issued, command output, type of task, task status, start time, and end time. Use this flag with either the flag that specifies a command to log (c) or the flag that specifies an input file with numerous commands (i).	No
/p	-p	password	Siebel Server administrator password	Yes, unless /ip is included
/r	-r	Not applicable	Encryption for network packets is enabled (default is N)	No
/s	-s	siebel_server	Siebel Server name (the default is all servers). Starting srvrmgr with this flag connects the program only with that specific Siebel Server. All commands and user authentication are sent only to that Siebel Server. You cannot change the targeted Siebel Server in this mode.	No
/u	-u	username	Siebel Server administrator user name Note: The srvrmgr program expects the database to store user names in upper-case format. User names are automatically converted to upper case during the authentication process and login issues result if database user names are stored in lower case.	Yes
/z	-z	server_group_name	Server group name. Starting srvrmgr with this flag connects the program to the specified server group and, as a result, to all of the Siebel Servers that are assigned to the server group. For information about managing the assignment of Siebel Servers with server groups, see Server Group Management Commands.	No
/ip	-ip	password_file	Provides a file name containing an encrypted version of the Siebel Server administrative password. See additional notes below.	Yes, unless /p is included.